AFL CIO Responds to Fortune Bias Charge and O'Hanlon Article
AFL CIO President George Meany asked Donald Slaiman to draft a detailed response to Fortune magazine and newspaper ads charging unions with bias. Slaiman labels the piece as distortions and cites Civil Rights progress, apprenticeship programs, and wage equity efforts to defend union leadership and oppose anti union reforms.
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Meany
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Thomas O’hanlon
Slaiman
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Aflcio
O’hanlon
O'Hanlon
Civil Rights Department
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America
U. S
Urban League
Opportunities Industrialization Center
Workers Defense League
A. Philip Randolph
Randolph
Mr. Meany
Civil Rights Committee
The Chronicle Official Labor Council Newspaper
The Chronicle is the weekly Labor Council newspaper published in Cincinnati. It is owned and published by the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council through its Executive Committee with directors Oscar G. Lee Ed Zeuch Wm. P. Sheehan and Andre Carson. It is endorsed as the official newsroom for the Northern Kentucky AFL CIO Labor Council dated September 8 1962.
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Oscar G. Lee
Ed Zeuch
Wm. P. Sheehan
Andre Carson
Northern Kentucky
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Unclear ad policy notice from Cincinnati office
The Greater Cincinnati's Only office states it will not solicit accept or publish ads from firms involved in strikes or lockouts or on unfair lists. The notice lists contact details at 1015 Vine Street and a central labor body date reference.
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